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Suppose player 2 selects L with a probability p and R with probability 1 - p
Expected payoff from T for player 1 = Expected payoff from B for player 1
7p + 4 - 4p = 4p + 5 - 5p
3p + 4 = 5 - p
4p = 1
p = 1/4
Now suppose player 1 selects T with a probability q and B with probability 1 - q
Expected payoff from L for player 2 = Expected payoff from R for player 2
2q + 0 - 0q = 0q + 6 - 6q
2q = 6 - 6q
8q = 6
q = 3/4
Hence p = 1/4 and q = 3/4
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